Traci Taylor

1 week ago | wnbf.com | Traci Taylor

If your home office is overflowing with old documents you’ve been meaning to get rid of, get ready for Saturday, June 28 because the Broome County Division of Solid Waste Management is hosting a free paper shredding event that makes decluttering simple and secure. No need to haul boxes around or break a sweat because this this event is completely drive-up. Just head to SUNY Broome’s Parking Lot 1, located off Lt. Vanwinkle Drive, anytime between 9 a.m. and 1 p.m..

2 weeks ago | bigcat953.com | Traci Taylor

If you love fishing or just want to try your luck with a rod and reel, one Upstate New York is calling your name. Recently named one of the best fishing lakes in the entire United States, this stunning lake is definitely worth a visit. Stretching an impressive 120 miles, Lake Champlain runs along the border between New York and Vermont and even dips a bit into Quebec, Canada, at its northern tip. This long, beautiful lake has earned a special place in anglers’ hearts, and it’s not hard to see why.

4 weeks ago | wnbf.com | Traci Taylor

A vital partnership that’s been quietly working behind the scenes just became official, and it’s a big win for healthcare in our region. Otsego County and Bassett Healthcare Network have signed a long-term contract to formalize their relationship for inter-facility medical transport. In simple terms? Patients who need specialized care at another facility can get there faster, more reliably, and without adding cost to local taxpayers.

2 months ago | wnbf.com | Traci Taylor

Members of the Civil Air Patrol from across New York State came together at Chenango Valley State Park in Chenango Forks this past weekend to take part in a large-scale search and rescue training exercise. Training Led by Experienced New York State Forest RangersThe weekend exercise was led by New York State Forest Rangers Joan Oldroyd and Anne Staples.

2 months ago | kmmsam.com | Traci Taylor

Cancer is a widespread health concern that affects numerous individuals, making it crucial to identify regions in Montana where the disease is most prevalent. A recent study focused on identifying the counties in Montana with the highest cancer rates, offering valuable insights into the factors contributing to regional disparities in cancer incidence and potential strategies for intervention.